Connolly's Irish Pub (New York City, New York)

 bar, pub / public house, Irish pub

3-story commercial building completed in the early 1900s. The wide, 3-bay facade is faced in brown pressed-metal panels that resemble wood. The entrance is in the west bay, with a rounded, green metal canopy extending out over the sidewalk. A sign is mounted along the top of the canopy.

The 2nd & 3rd floors have fluted piers and paneled spandrels. Four flagpoles project from the 2nd floor, around the middle bay. Each bay has two tall side window panes, with the center section consisting of shorter side-by-side panes and short, horizontal top and bottom panes. A signband and red brick parapet caps the roof line. A vertical sign is attached to the east end of the facade at the upper floors, and there is a rooftop-mounted sign projecting out in front of the facade. The building is occupied by Connolly's Irish Pub.

www.connollyspubandrestaurant.com/